01. Magic Bullet & Twizz with Neil Crud - Officer Kitty And The God Of Love
(5:28)
From the album "Cruditas" (Link 2 Wales
Records)
https://link2wales.bandcamp.com/album/cruditas
02. Mean Flow - Man + Machine: In Harmony / In Discord Part VI: The
Singularity (6:15)
The work of incredibly prolific (seriously
- it's January 25th at the time of writing and he already has five new
albums out this year!) electro-experimentalist Theofil Tsiolakakis from
Thessaloniki in Greece, taken from our 2023 collaborative split album...
https://meanflow.bandcamp.com/album/man-machine-in-harmony-in-discord
03. Humanfobia - The Queen Is Dead (2:02)
Based in Rancagua, Chile, this is the duo
of Sábila Orbe and Mist Spectra, who also record under the name of Filmy
Ghost. They create many dark sounds in the fields of witch house and vapour
goth, neither of which me or Skit know anything about coz our young and cool
days are a long way behind us. Oh, they are also the couple behind the Cian
Orbe and Internet Daemon netlabels. Chop chop busy busy work work bang
bang...
https://humanfobia-official.bandcamp.com
04. Klopsmasjien - The Magic Buzz (4:22)
I first came into contact with Netherlands
based Tonio Rumoer via the EFSPACM group (Ensemble For Sound Poetry And
Contemporary Music) on Facebook, whilst taking part in his BenchesBenches
project, the visionary concept that brought "Waiting For Wyre Rose" to life.
This is a piece of enhanced field recording he created specially for our
"Communitas" series. It's bees, what's not to love?
https://benchesbenches.bandcamp.com
05. DJ ANY WAY - Into The Atmosphere That Feeds It (8:02)
Ditto with Gordon Way in Toronto, Canada,
for whose video we recorded the track, "Here", as part of an EFSPACM project
in November 2020. We later worked together on "Eleven Experiments In
Trisecting Them" and continue to love his offbeat visual stylings. He makes
some decidedly good sounds too...
https://soundcloud.com/dj-any-way
06. RDKPL - Abstrakat Noisranda 01 (5:11)
Ear-grinding Czech noise artist,
wonderfully uncomfortable listening. By some rather strange coincidence, he
has just released (like 12 days ago!) a collaborative album I knew nothing
about prior to playlisting the show, called "Gordek", with... wait for it...
DJ ANY WAY! Small world. Though now I give it some serious thought, I
wouldn't want to walk it...
https://rdkpl.bandcamp.com
07. John Wills - Fowlsheugh (4:33)
We first came across John Wills when he was
making the 2020 podcast series , "The Great John Cage Project - In
Lockdown", the eight episodes of which are very worth checking out, and for
whom we can thank for the inspiration for our "Cage Variations" EP. Not only
a big fan of serious field recording, John also makes them, and this is one
from the ambisonic maetro himself, recorded at the Fowlsheugh RSPB Scotland
nature reserve. John is more recently making music in the duo, Pumajaw, with
partner Pinkie Maclure...
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/greatjohncageproject
https://pumajaw1.bandcamp.com
08. {AN} Eel - Do Wah Diddy Do (2:24)
More from the very experimental vocalist
based up there in Toronto, Canada, putting his own avant garde vibe on the
age old art of scat. Not to be confused with the Manfred Mann classic, which
bears no resemblance at all. Funnily enough, he's just put out (New Year's
Day) a collaborative album called "Uvula Love" with DJ ANY WAY too. I didn't
know about that one prior to playlisting the show either. This is getting
too trippy...
https://panpanpanaviandistresscall.bandcamp.com
09. Pszren - Magid (9:39)
A beautiful experimental chorale here from
another colleague from the EFSPACM group, also recorded specially for our
"Communitas" series. His Bandcamp is confusingly in the name of Toshiro
Koreshina from Kyoto, Japan, though my suspicion remains that he is really
Piotr Szreniawski from somewhere in Poland, otherwise he'd be called Tkores,
which I could have had a much better stab at pronouncing...
https://toshirokoreshina.bandcamp.com
10. Muff Dada - Entropy (3:26)
And we finish the show where we started
(eventually), Greece, but Athens this time, home of a band we only recently
discovered when they sent us a DL code for their album, "Entropy". The album
opens with a beautiful piece of female vocal driven trip hop, like a sweeter
version of Portishead meets Morcheeba, right up my street, but not really
appropriate for an electro-experimental show. Luckily, however, the title
track is. Figured it would make a perfect show closer before Nurse Sammi
came to take me and Skit back to the home...
https://muffdada.bandcamp.com
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